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Amor Work,
oat ueeful Ansi ocirafort vipg
otiancy work nee the pretty pillowe
are eeenh mink Ineurious eibundence
adays. Few roerile ha the modern houile
e free Irma their invasion, and polar, liv-
ng rooni, library arid bedroom are LIU mole
more attractive by the dainty things eir
suggeetive of ease end comfort. Fer nollohefi
they are indeed indispensable, and h won-
derful how mosey a chair vehote unyielding
Istiolt has hitherto only rierved to remind yen
that you too have a back and a very tired
one, eilitY become berm of refit LUd posee
hy the addition of one of thee* pillows,
Theo may be made artistic and pretty wtth
little woek end very alight expense, by using
aomo of the meterials wi much in vogue now
for dleoreting purposes, Blue denim or
blue jeans hi a very effeetive covering, and
oombinee the many mer ite a being oheep,
durable, artietio end fashioutible. It may
be made up an either the right or the wog
side, and elm retlier intenee blue tone ie
softened very rouelt by repeated washings
before using it. Oise of the ileweet of them
pidlows jis oblong rather than KtItkre, a con-
ventional &midget marked on the under er
lighter -colored ade of the denim and out-
lined in white ceril either coaohed or but-
tonboled dawn. The two narrow ends of
the pillow itth finished by a long fringe of
white cord, To make this you cut' the cord
into twenty two inch lengths; take two
of these lengths and draw them through
the denim an eighth of an inch from the
edge; twist them tightly, and tie a little
two-inch tassel made of the cord into the
enl Repeat this along the end of the p11.
Io at been -ale of en inch or an inch and a
quarter. The fine maoreme or hammock
cord is the kiod used.
The pillows are Also pretty with moven-
tionalized ehryeanthernerao dogwood, or
Marguerites powdered over the top, or due.
tared diake or istar-shaped figures, and work-
ed in white lieen floss or the heavy rope 71.
nen. Or they may be done in soft yellowy'
and aim, or white cord buttoned -holed
down with yellow linen, and may be finielted
•simply by a heavy twisted white yard. Pit.
'lows of the white 33olteen sheeting are workei
in the none lineos which come In the tapestry
colors. 'The different shades of yellow and
golden brown, and the dull blues, are parti-
cularly effecfnie on the cream -colored ground
of the sheeting. A pillow of unbleached
butcher's linen worked in yellow and the
endiefinished with the long cord and Meads
of yellow is very artistic.
Hammock pillows are long and narrow,
fifteen by twenty-one biches being a good
dimension. One covered with the plain yel-
low awning -cloth and finished aerobe the two
ends with yellow cord acid tassels or in red
turkey calico with red cord arid tassel!,
gives a very gay and Mexican effeot to the
haffnreock, suggestive of tropioal countries
aMi langourous ease.
For any one who wishes to avoid the
many stitches which even a, simple design
requires, are the pretty chintzes and ore -
tonnes cei the more expeneive India Mike
which come in suck exquielte coloriuge,
These are decorative with no other finish
thaa that of drawing in the four corners
• and adding a little reeette of the chintz or
r silk. A very good subditute for eider -down
• or feathers in stuffing teese eillows is excel-
sior, an inexpensive substance to be found
at any upholsterer's.
Dainty taby pillows are made by covering
the plain bed -ticking case with pink or blue
slimia and then making little pillow slips of
fine white linen fastened at both ends with
pearl studs, and herders of drawn work or
• lace insertion.—[Good Housekeeping.
The Eight Kind of Iforue.
Home to a good many men is the plaoe
wherein to eat and sleep and loll and snarl
and order children about, and put into
practice generally their small views of the
rights of El husband and father. And then,
something higher than these, stand a more
intelligenb and genial class who have a
warm social side, and are void of tyranny,
and cherith every noble hope of their ohild-
ren, and vet do not quite see that home
and its influences should be a main thing in
the thoughts and plans of every father, it -
stead of being held greedy subordinate to
business and politics and outdoor pleasures.
To proviie abundantly and keep the house
warm in cold times, and send the young
ones to school punctually and have family
prayers once or twice a day are nos all
the things bhat need doing, but home ehould
be made a really bright and happy place in
every way. It should meet the wants
of the whole nature of the yourig.
Games should be devised arida wise man or
a careful mother is doing a good thing in -
spending time to invent and divereify these,
with a view to keep the household In good
nature and cheery. Festivals should be in-
stituted. Rsturning birthdaysshould be
emphasized and made memorable. Little
expeditious of the household to this place
andthat should be planned. The right kind
of , books should be sought and read and
talked over together,
Indeed, scarcely anything helps a home so
much as general and alseentil conversation.
Music thould be brought in. The taste of
the children thould be oultivitted. Decora-
tions are excellent in a merely niers,' view.
Viewers and greenery should be reed° to as -
ebb in the genetel culture. And if time is con-
sumed and money vent on these things, there
is no folly in it, but Wisdom. For boys and
girls are bleseedly guarded when they find all
their faeultiers well met and exercised at home.
. They do not care to roam, so they are de-
• tained front a thousand outside
Their passions ate kept quiet They lie open
to celestial infinencen 'Tie easy, compera.
tively, for such ta be Chriatittos. Indeed,
we expecb them to be, Solomon's "Train
up a Child," ewe is likely to be fulfilled in
• the& case. Tippling houses do riot drew
their pay from youth who have been made
to love their homes heartily. WayWarel girls
are bred itt unhappy homes. • The mixed
Christians (neither Saints nor einnere) by
Whon. the °bur& is ltambered toed inefficient,
thee is the Christians who have such obsti-
• nate kinks hi their conatitutione that the
grade of Gad is able to straighten theta onto
by dew degrees etid a Weary drill, they are
generally viotims of untamed early iulluert-
ces in poorly managed homes.
• Melee Beeipes.
Pmnu Putonno.--Ona pound of elaopped
Buret, one penile of flour one pound of our-
rante, one poeed of atoned raisinte one•fourth
of e pound of chopped citron, four eggs, one
glass of braaidere wee to taste., to reek°
e stiff dough. Bell in a tut mould bier
houre.
Melte% Puttealialte itt tWo ornate, mluee-
Meat made (Vern the mixtere Of one pound
of boiled beef) ono potiiid of chopped suet,
four poeedri of apples, two pounds of raisins,
to pounds a oirrrant0, one-half of a pound
of citron, ono pourid of iiineari One quart el
eider, alcohol to teethe otie thaepeentid oath
ef climareme eta Met% Mid e.half of it Wee
Spoonfol o clove's,
C.eneseimag—Three pounds of sugar (Coffee
A, or granulated), one•half of a pound of
balter'e ohocolete, onetfourth of a peeled of
butter, one oupfel of oration or milk. Yheilia
to taste. Cob or setape the chocolate, pot
it with the other ingredients named ebove
iu e saucepan, with the exception of rievemo.
pig. Boil from ten to fifteeu Patentee, 50 -
move from the Above end beat well for as
hese a time as your strougth portnite, reture
to the fire and toil titt thick epougt th
mould. Have reedy caramel pane already
greased, pour in after lieanoning, when
sufficiently hard pieke in tqueree. These
are deholoue, bet to beat them is am slight
tette and may be cliepeneed with and you
will atilt he.ve deltoioue eireete,
To COON Diento Fuvre—Firet wash it thor-
oughly usiug 11 necessary several chaugee
of water, lout be euro to get the frith clean.
Theo put It to soak in olean water, com-
pletely aovering the fruit, and an ineh of
depth above it, Seek at least twelve hours
end if tile fruit dose not plump out very
full, keep it in uutil it will swell no more.
Dm% change the water ha eoaking, and
cook in the water the fruit was ;merle& in,
Boil gently for twenty minutes, then set on
beak of stove to /simmer until theifruib is
done and tender, using sugar in cooking
awarding to taste, lelixed apricots, peachee
and prunes, with a few tart plums to lend
spicinese, make a delicious dirsh.
• MIDNIGHT PITDDINO.---Bake itt leyere,
one cupful of batter, two end one-half cup.
fills of auger, three eggs, one pint; of flour,
one and one-half teaspoonfuls of baking
powder, one cupful of milk, one tablespoon.
ful melted ch000lete. Put between, custard,
boiled together, of one-half of a pint of milk,
one-half of a tablespoonful of butter, one-
half of a cupful of sugar, one-fourth of a
cupful of melted chocolate, the yolke of two
eggs,. One teespoeuful of smooth cornatarch.
On the top layer spread one-fourth of a cup-
id Of water, three-fourths of a. cupful of
sugar, oneifourth of a ouriful of grated choo
elate trolled togetheri take from the Are and
add the unbeaten white of one egg and
spread while hot. •
BUTTER SODTOIX,—One pound of 'auger,
one-fourth of a pound of butter, one gill of
water, cream, butter, and sugar together, the
latter Coffee .A, add water and boil till ready
ter mould.
(A cosNNAlBrovs.—One and -halt cupfuls
of molt. one-half of a cupful of sugar, one-
half of a cupful of yeast, Mixed with flour
to make a sponge of the mind oonsistency ;
let it rise over night. In the morning, add
one-half of a cupful of auger, one-half of a
oupful of butter, one half of a cupful of car -
rants or raisins. Set to rise again, and when
light roll out to silent half an inch in thick.
nem, sprinkle generously with sugar and
ground cinnamon. (Thetaste of some may
etquire a spreading of butter at thie paint.)
Atter rolling up closely, out Into Woes about
an inch in thickness, lay theise on a buttered
pan and let thein rise. • When light, moisten
the fop with milk, aud bake brown.
Cigarettes and Ohildlen.
• A. very strong letter recently appeared in
the New York famed, denouncing some of
the 'methods adopted by the cigarette menu -
facture= to foroe a sele of their wares among
children. The writer says:
Tiae disgraceful methods of pandering
to the phyeical and moral degradation of
our children is a came for universal con-
demnetion, a co nation in which the pub-
lic should be erouetel and stamp out of ex-
istence as an epidemic far more fatal in re-
sults than the ravages of yellow fever. Le-
intimateenterprise has prostituted herself
to systematic schemers, directed by their
character to induce excessive cisearet to
smoking and reaping its reward from the
earnings and welfare of our youth. Thew
victims are :tempted and taught to be-
come inveterate smokers of the . baser
quality, of cigarettea as the only avenue
through which they can possess coveted
prizes which are designed especially to in-
terest the jai/mile mixed. Tire oraze amiong
children end youth to acquire the various
and tenspting gifts offered with cigarettes is
marvellous, and extends throughout our
schools and collegee, and even pervades the
Sabbath achool to no less,extent The thirst
for these gift picture books transforms our
boys and teaches the first lessons of dis-
obedience, truesaoy and even theft. We
can observe the lad spending his nickel for
a box of cigarettes, enclosed in which is a
ticket by which he learns that on presentai
tion of seventy-five of to& he will eecure
beautiful album containing a collection of
perhaps one hundred differenb piothrea.
The bait catches, but before he has con-
sumed the necessary 750 cigarettes to secure
the prize another album, far more tempting
than the first, is offered, until the boy in his
anxiety to secure the, different collections of
pictures becomes irrevocably lost to the
cigarette habit, and taught the inspireMon
of gambling and depravity. Results of
these pernicious methods may be found at
found at the office of a cigarette firm, asPe-
daily on Saturday afternoons, when groups
of ohildren will be seen, some of whom stand
on tiptoe to receive over the counter the re-
ward offered for patronage of the firm's
brands. The devil's tempting is embraced
itt the promised picture book which the ur-
ehin recehree in exchange for his eeVenty-five
vouchers for purchase of 760 cigarettes. Se-
curing the coveted prize, these sprigs of
humanity file out of the palatial ado to
meditate as to the advent of the next novelty
that shall invite and hasten their preeipita-
tion into the abyss of physical and mental
ruin, while many a mother weeps over her
offepring, sacrificed on the altar of the cig-
erette maker's scheme."
If there is no exaggeration in this it Eshowe
a very sad, mad for the moral and physical
wellibeing of future New Yorkers, a very
dangerous state of things. Physii
ohms, are unanimous itt conderanitig
the use of cigarettes by children, Whatever
may be the case with,grown men, trim must be
allowed to run thaw own tithe in suoh mat-
ters, there is little doubt then for undeveli
lopeti minds and bodies emit a form of
indulgence al cigarette smoking is exacta-
sively deleterious, and ought to be etopped
by law. We are nob aware whether any
each practiceas thee° described by the
.Eforatti's cOrreariondent are going on itt To,
route, or any' other Celiadiara town, but if
• they are,
they ought to be vigorously emelt'
ad out by.a erusade of popular indignation.
I ought to be made an offenee against the
a w to tell cigarettes to any ono undet
twenty.
Paternal E06110MY.
Bobson : Aren't you afraid to give snob a
highly painted toy to your child/
fikinfiint Oh, not It's ecottomy in the
end. 116'11 mok all the peint off, and
that'll make niro so siok that he won't went,
°Rudy till the holidays are ovor,
rot the YOU 1889
No bettor teeolution. easa be Made theta to
resist buying any of 'the substitutes offered
as "just as good " as the greet only tirtre-pop
Corn curc—Putnam's Painless Corn 14Xl5rac-
tor. It never fails to give itatisfaotiontie,
ware of raidotiotti; flesh eating substitntos.
37 01.697 0133:111 84YING'S.
Booke are eallgtlitlerblairielri,—(Bavee,
All thathi bright moist fade,--pleore.
Conzider the eed.--(Chilo of Sparta.
Be prudent, and if you hoar some insult
or Some threat, lative the appeeratem of not
hoaxing it — [George Seal
To redrafn the semis is to pin heeven.—
natal Proverb.
Wine will nitt keep in a foul vessel.—
Trench Proverb.
A prudent man must negleot no oirouni-
stance.--[Sophecleti.
So that my life be brayie, what though not
long 1—Drummond,
The eiele man tile* pts when the debtor can-
not --[Itellan .P.roverb.
'Though the speaker be a fool let the hearer
be wise.—(Spanish Proverb.
Never leave that till te•morrow which you
can do toideee—iFranklin.
Learn to live welt, that thou may'st die
so too ;
To live and die is all we have to do.---[$ir
John Denham.
The lazy man takes eight steps to &void
one.—[Portuguese Proverb.
Be thou as chaste as ice, its pure as snow',
thou 'Melt not escape caiumny.---(Shake.
spume.
The este that drive away mice are
M good as those that catch them.—Peri
men Proverb.
He who is slowest in making A promise
is apt to be the most faithful la the pre -
molester, of it.
A St. Luis euicide wrote :—"1 am 62
years old. In eight years 1 would have been
70, an old, dikpideted, tottering fossil.
have played the world out and it don't OlVe
me a oent... I've had more fan than a mule
In a oornfield and I've got enough. There-
fore I will cheat the course of nature and
jump the tirne to opine."
We cannot make bargains for Misses, •
•or catch them like &hes la note;
And sometimes the things our life misses
Help more than the thing's which it gets.
For good Meth not in pursuing,
Nor gaining of great or of small,
Bat just in the doing, and doing
As we would be done by, is all."
• Consumption. Surely Cured.
To the Editor :—
Pleas* inform y our readers their I bare a
positive remedy for the abovenemed disease.
By its timely use *emends of hopeless cases
have been permanently. mired. I shall be
gled to send two bottles of my remedy MEE
to any of your readers who have consump-
tion if they will send me their Express and
P. O. address. Respiy, T. A. SLOCUM,
M.C., 164 West Adelaide St, Toronto, Ont.
One of the promised sensations of the
Paris Exhibition will be given by a man who
will make daily balloon asoeneions mounted
on a horse.
Coff No Xore,
Wateon's cough drops are the beet in the
world for the throat and chest, for the voice
unequalled. See that the letters R. & T. W.
are stamped on each drop.
Tim spelling bee is a thing of the past
Boston has originated the pronunciation. bee,
which might be made equally useful.
A Cure ler Itroutikenikese.:
• The opium habit, depoeraania, the morphine habit,
nervous prostration caused by the use of Tobacco,
vvakefuluess. mental d epression, sot toning deo brain,
etc., preros.ture old age., loss of vitality caused by
over exertion of the blnuo, and loss of natural strength
from any =tee whatever. Men—young, old or mid.
dle-aged—who are broken down from any of the
above 04000E4 01' any cause not mentioned above, send
your address and 10 cents In stanope for Lisbon's
Treatise, in book form, of Diseases of WM, Books
sent sealed and secure irons observation. Address M.
V. Lenox, 47 Welington street East, Toronto, Ont.
The earliest coinage that can be called
American was ordered by the Virginia Com-
pany, and was minted in the Bermudas in
1612, 13ut then, and for long afterwards,
the standard currency of Virginia was
tobacco.
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SiIIBAGE importations of English Sheeps,
CASINGS —Season 1888 -New
Flood Amerle,na llog Closings.
Orders filled for any desired quantity. Write lot
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VELPII JIMUSINESS comitian, Guelph,
Oht.--Flith Scholastics Year ---It• eradsuctes are
noW employed as Book.keispere, Business /tanagers,
Stenographers, ens., by manv of tbe largest business
houses in °suede Aro' 5 os United States. Terme meir
and women cliitiriug ,orough business education
will consult their own r elfarebyuttendiog the Guelph
Business College. Fox terms and partioUlate, address
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11
After spending Ten Winters South,
was Cured by Scott's Emulsion,
140 Cott% 85., New Writ, 1
Stine 25tb, 1888.
The Winter aftini. the great fire
In ohloalgo 1 contracted iiironOhlai
afteotiolis, end since then have
beer) obliged to spend hearty every
Winter South. Last klovernber WaB
advised to try SOOtes Grnuision of
God Liver OH with Hypophosphltes
and to ttny su rprise was relieved at
once, and bY continuing its use
three rnontlisiotraa entirely cured,
gained flesh and strength and
was able to stand even the Bliz-
zard and attend to bUsiness every
day. C. T• CHURCHILL.
sal by an prrtaftitts, stkand tOn00.,
ou ttg Men
SIMPERING from the °Veda of early eyil habite, the •
ignorance
rOtt Mint, Who 5111 broken down ircitil the odecte ci I ELY
esult and folly' who 1130 themsetvee •
weak, beroone and tshautstectl. she litsbets.Aean and
abutO 01 egst'work, 800 in IgliolrteA,V,Z) I A wom DER FUL erive TOMO. A Medicine, not a Drink. Oure Ali Diseases of the
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1 "Timely 'Wise" ! For FTharp ,Eyeo 1
"Nr love, not limier, wealth, eor power,
Can give the beset a aheerful hour,—
Men health le lot, Pe timely wise :
With ill.health ell taste of pie:mere flies,"
el emnieett ray, sod who denies?
Xo ewer fact henee.th the skies. ,
Alas l few biro who early dies
Because he is not timely wiee.
41s.ti i fer Idea who will eodore
• The ills he Mein so (pickle, euro;
Night-sweate, ood000gh, and baril•caugbt breatb
0ousumpttone heralds, eigns of death.
To be cured, take D. Pierce' s Golden
Medics.' Discovery. Thousands luxe boeu
cured by it who, otherwise, would now be
ailing untimely graves. For the liver, blood,
moil lung disuses, It Is specifics.
There are 5,063 Indiana in the State of
New York.
Tixne-tried; Truly Tested,
Tried for years; severely tested, and still
growing in popular favor and use, is the
reaord eujoyen by Dr, Pierceie Pleasent Pur-
gative Pellote—the little sugar-coatesi laxa-
tive granules, sold by druggists, anti bilieue
and oathartio,
The combined wealth of the Astor family
in New `York city is 8100,000,000,
raVOrtte'
8' erne is a word arabltion levee,
A nil sift has mere its portrait painted,
V ictus toeheart of avarice tonvt 0,
0 leivious to the " enekela " saluted;
R arer than even these, by fsr,
I s health, defying poet's diotion.
T hen with ft trifle not, nor roar -
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by taking DA Pierces Il'averite prescription
—a remedy so Emtisfaosory for all thoee
•weaknessee and diseases peouilar to women,
that they need no longer suffer front them
if they will but use this worid,famed
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Why fluffier Bilious Pains and Aaiun'',
WIT tormented with?Bee,Conetipationt
Why frightened ovorDiaorderedltidneyeI
Why endure nervous or siok beadaohos I
Why have sleepless nights?
Use Panan's Cimurty Co:Aroma, and
rejoice in health. It is an entirely vegeta.
hie reraedy, itarmlese in all cases.
• Solof4y all Druggists. Price
3rr,ftroo,
WELLS.RICHARDSON diC0..Proptietorel
• ZIONTBSAL, P. Q.
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H. WILLIAIVISA,GO. =MIS ROOFERS
move Aorousas Arm mamma ni
Roofing Felt, Slaters' rot, Deafening Felt,
Carpet Paper, Building Paper, Rooting Pitch.
• Coal Tar, Lake G
Strike : 4 ndeLoldet St. /Mat, Teroato
ME TORONTOILVER PLATE CO
Manufacturers of the Higtteet Grades
SILVER-PLATED WARES.
TRADE
FACTORIES AND SALESROOM :
420 to 4126 King St. West, TORONTO
B. G. GOODERIEAS, J. C. COPP,
Manager. Sea:frees.
LiteiviiiMUOMEMidffette
When I say Curin 1 do not mean merely to
stop them for a tune, and then have theta re-
turn again. 1 atlas' A RADICAL CTURE.
I have made the disease et ,
FOR CRUBCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
CAUSLAND & SO,lt
76 King St. W., Toronto.
E. G. ROOT,11.0., 184 West Adelaide St,
TORONTO, ONT.
triteheereenelereelestietreettietiliete "enteleeltiere
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We m.w_chilciren who cheeffullyjoin in the chorus
When Breadmaker'S Yeast is the subject before ay..:
Mamma triea'all eke rests
So she knows it's the best, tlightes cg
'Cause her hrood is the whitest, her buns are tr
vie cat all the "aneakes she dare set kforerts.
BUY THE BREADMAKER'S YEAST. MOE 5 CENTS.
STANDARD CHOPPING MILLS.
USESBEST BUSS
MILLSTONES
Oiessr CROMER 1515E
WORLD He ittletate
Kansas in lantinuan
JOHJISTON5
FLUIDBEEIr
ZTHE 6 REAT
STRENGTH GIVER
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BUS1 111 E nttliii!1.701T1 PC'eg1W1 QtlY:VtilZ171:01;:voi.,43811:41:,
write than Slatunint,d sad V
Titilee4pt:ii.40xfcr040,rb.tattnmItiOialion.,00.8^nolitOdrRy ruilkeito
uTPftwr)iffit4i'aie, At r'nol.'ainayTvt;It that 13,40. CiPaktoxtaY
grOwlenr do,Nand brsivaf
fs tsr Tor rar rr k .v; sFllr bPrIAIMIn3r rtaltigt1.1. '1Srt111,-'1
Addrers— GANA 1)1 981 rnTh53ES3 uNty'saeror,
Publie Library li,s13,1taa, Tutu. tP, Baseorron,
P rentiont. 0, SL nsvosa, Otter & Kw:age
P.S111#011ENV
Savings Oompany
at:WM(011AI5*
Dead Ohio° Toronto St„, Tondo,
S ubserAntit tJap*tab, $ 4,4$0,etha
resit Op Ca04.tgal ii45410.0000
The enlarged earliest and resouroes of this Company,
together wi4h the increased fneillties b tee reosatty
acordred hr supplying land owners with cheap nalmeY,
enable the 1)irector/5 to meet ,.vatb. PtemPthowl and at
the lowed current rate et iuteresb all requirements
for loans upon satisfaotory real eetate seestritY,
eppitattion roily be made to either of the tCom.
petoy'S local Appraisers, ot, tr )
1. animal. MASON idenateginreoton Tortaim,
Man Lino loyal 17411 Stoainahlps
sp.itan, dining winter (rens Portland every Unruh y
and Halifax evarygaturday to Liveroo, 80(1 13 awn.
mar /tom Quebee every Saturday to IdverP04020r./3'
at Londonderry to land mails anti pp:eon:revs fsr
seotiend and Ireland ; also front Baltimore, vie. and 81. lit. John's, .61, it, to Liverpool fortnightly
daring summer mouths. The 0n(1141eM t ttio tan 8-
gtw nuatt sail during wiattr b aod trona Danner ,
Portland, Bettor: ano Philartelpnia And during son •
mar between Gialow nod Montreal weekly; 011s.
goer and Liostori weekly, and Glasgow and Patent I -
phis. fortnightly.
For freight, passage cr toilet information apply to
A. Schumacher a Oa., Baltimore ; S. Chword Co.,
;
She 3, Co., St. John's, lidd, Wra. Thomp-
son 11 00., St. Jobn, N. B.; Allea '1'00., 0540540;
LDVe f.0 Alden, New York ; IL iteruller, Toronto ;
Altana, Rae a Co., Qu -oboe; Wm. Srarkie,
phi 11. A. Allen Portland Bostm Montreal.
"The Ratzer"
Thin Back, Lance -Tooth, Cross -Cut Saw
,
The Maple Lea' Ricer a: ti Innoe Croat -Out saws
are now sold in all ports of the word.• The quality,
of these saws is uocquined. Their exeeneuce is
wholly.due to their sep9rior temper, the process of
whiekus kept a profound secret by Siturly&Dietrioh,
the unsonfacturers of these eows. One of the best
esidenees of their superior quality is that other saw
menu/eau:en put onthemarket molest) animitation
ot these saws as they are Ole to nroduon and repro.
sent it to be as god us the lifsele Leaf saw- They
rim their Saar upon one 12413313 until tbe public become
fsmiliar with its inferior quality, then they change
the name, in order to lutealaug the public another
setsort, all of which i. the very beer, evidenoe of thv.
superior quality of tbe Maple Leaf SAW, en it in laot --
the custom to counterfeit a poor article. These
count:risks two sold f or a much lowenpricte than the
Maple Leaf saw MU bo bought for: tbe dealer, of
°Durso, endeavors to tell them at nearly the same
price, thereby realizing a larger profit And some of
the more unprinoipl.d dealers, in order to eell She
counterfeit enW, Will tea untruths of various kinds
regarding the quality of both the genuine and the
counterfeit. Good good S are eiwaes newel; teen
goods are dear at any price. A saw, like a knife,
will not cut fast wale:1115 will hold a keem cutting
edge. Pike 81.00 per Soot Manufaetured only by
S111111,11Y DIETRIO117
, SAW MANUFACTURERS,
43r.eigA,,Mawrw C)111Virla.
BEST FOR EAMILI," USE,
CARBON
SAFETY 1L,
.ASK DEALERS FOR IT,
Wholesale HvPoitt
ONTARIO —Tonmero, 80 Front genet East.
/A BIDevrart:v'Aril,8s,l'LP4rnfk.'Ytreeoeitotans Fr Co.
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VET:EC—Moo mean, VI Gavot agh.
MARITIME PROVINCES—Sr. .Tonns, jos. Balloak
& Sons.
MANITOBA. and N. W.T.—reanDON, Weroitestongoo
Sauflitovers a, Co • Toronto. Canada
WarrativarR.,11 latv
.Are the words used by everybody to express thtir opioion of the uteiritsof
johnston's Fluid Beef
as a, WINTER BEvElaiR,E, anot itt 0, matter of fact; it has
Woudennliy Stittnakataig effect upon the circulation, and uo
mile' so, .tnit is supplies lasting strength and vigor audit' iasuly oalleil •
The Great Strength Giver.
titoous
E.W,C1-BIVA1NEO. CANADA -..-
IVierciiants, Blitchers1
and Ifraders generally,
We watita GOODMAN in your !futility to piols lap
LP SMIS
For UM Caeh Ferule/led 011 catiefe.ctory pato t
Addreti%
0. S.
Mtn P51595, VorD1ont, 11', 0,
Capital and WOW& haw Otter $3,0005006.'
A3114 T9111,ONT 01 ST., IV/16NT
A HOMO Ceenapatty, EStiviblishedOeteben* 1871.
76 this Date, Oetobor 81, 1881, there hal boon retntnott
to the heirs et Paley holdere .... .... „ . . .....
130
To the holders of tutored Endowment Policies ...... .. ...... .... 26,492 68
Poiley,hoicters on eurrender of Alleles 084666 Oa
To Policy -holders for Nott prents (including (boss allocated acid being pnle`,.„ 422,854 02
To hoiden of Annuity Bonds—, ... . 10,967 84
Loaned to Police,4holflote en the stunk tit ..... Polities ..... .. 82,164 DS
$1,800,114 -
P Perot!, ever 1002.00. Amount oval -115,0%0e
PRESIDENT--Hoio
Sin W. 11, Howtetote 033., it,C.M.G.
•Nn0z.m3,iibtaiTS-2Wnizas 13maerr,118q,; nwinn HOOPErts Esq.!
,V0 L MACIP111tAlt,D, Managing Direetari
enoles Xenia:Is:tow eltor s: Years and todeloasibleinfter 3youtt,
rennet
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